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Australian Forestry Volume 47, 1984 - Issue 2
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Effect of ripping and nitrogen fertiliser on the growth and windfirmness of siash pine on a shallow soil on the Queensland coastal lowlands

P. J. Francis Forest Research Centre, Department of Forestry, Gympie, Qld, 4750
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G. J. Bacon Department of Forestry, GPO Box 944, Brisbane, Qld, 4001
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P. Gordon Department of Forestry, GPO Box 944, Brisbane, Qld, 4001
Pages 90-94 | Received 06 Mar 1984, Published online: 15 Apr 2013

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J.B. Zwolinski, D. G.M. Donald & W.H. Groenewald. (1993) Impact of Site Preparation on Wind Resistance of Young Pinus radiata . South African Forestry Journal 164:1, pages 27-34.
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David B. South. (2022) Questions about toppling of pine seedlings. REFORESTA:14, pages 63-106.
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David Gwaze, Mark Johanson & Carl Hauser. (2007) Long-term soil and shortleaf pine responses to site preparation ripping. New Forests 34:2, pages 143-152.
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C. Varelides, Y. Varelides & T. Kritikos. (2005) Effect of mechanical site preparation and fertilisation on early growth and survival of a black pine plantation in northern Greece. New Forests 30:1, pages 21-32.
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C. Varelides & T. Kritikos. (1995) Effect of site preparation intensity and fertilization on Pinus pinaster survival and height growth on three sites in northern Greece. Forest Ecology and Management 73:1-3, pages 111-115.
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Roger C. Thomas & Donald J. Mead. (1992) Uptake of nitrogen by Pinus radiata and retention within the soil after applying 15N-labelled urea at different frequencies. 1. Growth response and nitrogen budgets. Forest Ecology and Management 53:1-4, pages 131-151.
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